Bachelor of Engineering Technology - Civil

at Manukau Institute of Technology - TechPark Campus New Zealand

Programme highlights

• Get qualified to work as an engineering technologist – an area in huge demand here and around the world.
• You'll learn how to design and run the electrical systems that power our world.
• You will be specialising in power.
• When you graduate, you'll be ready for a job as a field services engineer.
• Some of our graduates have also gone on to jobs in the building and manufacturing industries.

This qualification is for engineering graduates and engineers with industry experience who want to specialise in:

• Structural
• Water and water waste

You'll learn the skills to work on high-level design, specification and project management in your chosen field.

You'll graduate at the same level as degree students.

Programme highlights

• Get qualified to work as a professional engineering technician – an area critical to the economy in New Zealand and around the world.
• Learn the hands-on skills to build and repair machines. From refrigerators to industrial equipment, you'll learn how to work with the most complex machines.
• This qualification meets New Zealand and international benchmarks for engineering technicians. Graduates can work at a technician level as outlined by the Dublin Accord (International Engineering Alliance, 2002).

Get qualified to work as an engineering technologist – an area critical to the economy in New Zealand and overseas. You'll get hands-on skills in designing and manufacturing tools, engines, and machines. You'll also learn specialist skills in:

• Fluid mechanics
• Strength of materials
• Thermodynamics
• Heat transfer.

When you graduate, you'll have the skills to get a well-paid job as an engineering technologist or technician.

Get qualified to work as an engineering technologist – an area critical to the economy in New Zealand and overseas. In this three-year program, you'll learn core skills in engineering theory. Find out what it takes to create new roads, build bridges and plan other infrastructure projects. You can also choose to specialise in:

• Structural
• Water and water waste.
• When you graduate, you'll be ready for a job as a professional engineering technologist.

Programme highlights

• Get qualified to work as an engineering technician – an area critical to the economy in New Zealand and overseas.
• You'll learn broad skills in electrical engineering and develop specialist knowledge in power.
• This qualification meets New Zealand and international benchmarks for engineering technicians.
• Graduates can work at a technician level as outlined by the Dublin Accord (International Engineering Alliance, 2002).

Get qualified to work as a professional engineering technician – an area critical to the economy in New Zealand and around the world. As part of your studies, you'll work on real-world projects. Some of these projects could include a wastewater treatment plant in Samoa and a road-widening project in Auckland. And, just like some of our graduates, this real-world experience could get your foot in the door to companies such as Downer and Kiwirail.

Programme highlights

• This qualification is your chance to strengthen your skills in Mechanical Engineering. You'll graduate at the same level as degree students. 
• Graduates of this qualification will be ready for jobs in the field of Mechanical Engineering.

Programme highlights

• Get ahead in your career with practical skills in electrical engineering.
• This qualification is for engineering graduates and experienced engineers looking to broaden their skill set.
• You'll graduate at the same level as a degree student.